Reimbursement is available for NHS medical or dental charges incurred because of an injury received in the execution of duty without default on the part of the member.
If a member is required to move house in the interests of efficiency, or if the move is due to the exigencies of duty, the police authority shall either reimburse the reasonable cost of removal or carry out the removal; reimburse expenses incurred in connection with the sale of the member’s former home; and reimburse expenses (such as estate agent’s fees, auctioneer’s and solicitor’s fees, stamp duty and expenses in connection with the redemption, transfer or taking out of a mortgage) incurred in connection with acquisition of the new home and incidental to the move.
To qualify for reimbursement, an item of expenditure must be necessary, reasonable and backed by a receipt.
For further information, contact the JBB, preferably in advance of a move.
Members who are prevented in the course of a tour of duty or shift from obtaining a meal in their usual way will be reimbursed the difference between the meal obtained and the meal they would usually take in the course of that tour.
Members retained on duty beyond their normal daily period of duty or shift will be reimbursed the cost of any meal necessarily obtained. Members will be reimbursed accommodation expenses necessarily incurred in connection with duty away from their usual place of duty or because of being retained on duty beyond their normal daily period of duty or shift.
In all cases receipts should normally be presented, and the expenditure must be reasonable.
Members may request an advance to cover probable duty expenses incurred when working away from their normal place of duty.